Roundup: BBC FA Cup prank, Twitter, Carrie Bickmore
Twitter remains in the grip of an advertising squeeze with the social media platform hit by a 40% drop in revenue, writes The Guardian.
www.mediaweek.com.auI don’t have live access to the latest news right now. Here’s what’s publicly known about Carrie Bickmore in recent years, with the most notable points you might want to verify for the very latest developments:
- Carrie Bickmore is a well-known Australian TV presenter, formerly a co-host on The Project, and has pursued other broadcasting and media-related ventures since stepping back from The Project in 2022. This background is widely documented in entertainment coverage.[2][6]
- She has engaged in voice work and appearances in Australian programming, such as voicing a character in the animated show Bluey, which was reported as a notable career moment around 2023–2024.[1][3]
- Personal life updates around 2023–2024 included announcements about her separation from her partner Chris Walker and details about family life, which were covered by multiple outlets at the time.[3][2]
- There have been occasional entertainment roundups and speculation about her future TV roles, but no definitive, ongoing role held by Carrie Bickmore has been consistently reported in the latest mainstream outlets as of the last public updates in 2024–2025.[4][5]
If you’d like, I can search for the very latest articles now and summarize them with citations. You can also tell me if you want a quick snapshot focused on TV roles, personal life, or public appearances, and I’ll tailor the update.